Notification center - Click to post tabs do nothing

After upgrading to 10.8.2, backing it up and performing a clean install today straight to 10.8.2 and restoring my stuff the click to post buttons are not doing anything.
Am I the only one with this?

I'm experiencing the same issue as well...

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